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MARK YOUR CALENDAR The passion & mystery... of tango & the Arabian dessert

We are proud to invite Argentine tango dancers from all around the world to participate in the first international tango festival in Jordan in 16-17-18-19 September 2010.

The tango festival in Jordan will bring together teachers, artists and dancers from all around the world, all gathered for a magical experience in the Arabian dessert.

Locations of the milongas will include Jordan’s most famous heritage: the Roman theater in Jerash; one of the best preserved Roman provincial towns in the world, The Dead Sea; the lowest point on earth, and Rum valley; a timeless area in the middle of the Jordan desert.

the Festival will be followed with a trip to Petra; one of the world’s 7th wonders. and other optional locations in the country.

Workshops will include special optional classes introducing Jordan’s traditional dances & music.

We hope that you all join us in making this event a success...

Early bird registrations will start in January- March 2010. Please keep checking our website and facebook group for updates on teachers, orchestras, DJs and participants...

This festival is organized by MDTango Project www.mdtangoproject.com

I wanted to post this video of one of my favorite teachers in BA -- Gustavo Naveira  -- who beautifully combines older-milonguero style with contemporary nuevo moves. He's teaching unbelievable advanced group classes in Buenos Aires (San Telmo barrio) every Wednesday.

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One of the most exiting and beautiful countries in South America situated between the Andes peaks in the west and the southern Atlantic Ocean in the east and south. Its elegant capital, Buenos Aires, is flavored with European sophistication. It has the largest avenue in the world – Avenida 9 de Julio and a unique mix of the colonial and European architecture.

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Music by: Carlos Gardel
Lyrics by: Alfredo Lepera 

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